ePoster · Cognition
Identifying central timing mechanisms in the human cerebellum across explicit and implicit timing: A combined neuropsychology-electroencephalography approach
Chiara Zanonato, Richard Ivry, Assaf Breska · FENS Forum 2024
Humans keep track of temporal intervals for different goals, from explicitly reporting perceived magnitudes to implicitly orienting attention in time. Whether overlapping or segregated timing mechanisms subserve these timing processes is a key neuroscientific question. Neuroimaging studies revealed goal-dependent functional dissociations, mostly at the cortical level. However, recent behavioral work hints to computational overlap. Moreover, separate lines of research have implicated the cerebellum in both explicit and implicit interval timing, but whether this reflects one shared or two contex